Episode 65: Shalva Kikodze: Beyond the Horizon
Attention, dear listeners! Today’s episode is going to be a wild one. And not wild, per say, because we’re covering scandal... but because this one hits very close to home. And the format is new, too! Today Elene teaches Stephanie about Georgian artist and Sad Boy, Shalva Kikodze. Join us as we follow a man in search of a country, continue to romanticize about running away to Paris to become great artists, phonics our way through the pronunciation of Tbilisi, and learn so much more about or favorite Georgian co-host!
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Our music was written and recorded by Elene Kadagidze.
Our cover art was designed by Lindsey Anton-Wood.
Self Portraits of Shalva Kikodze
The Close-Ups:
The Graphics:
The Oil Paintings:
The Garden of Luxembourg , 1920. Oil on canvas, 108 X 104 cm, Georgian National Museum - Museum of Fine Arts
Three Painters, 1920. Oil on canvas, 96 X 101 cm, Georgian National Museum - Museum of Fine Arts
The Town, 1920. Oil on canvas, 88 X 88 cm, Georgian National Museum - Museum of Fine Arts
In Memory of the Young Deceased Friend, 1920. Oil on Canvas, 96 X 101 cm, Georgian National Museum - Museum of Fine Arts
